Undergraduate Exploratory Courses

• TEDUC 290 - Introduction to Teaching
  
  • Usually requires 30-40 hours of classroom observation. Offered Autumn, Winter, and Spring every year.
• TEDUC 292 - Applied Urban Education
  
  • Requires 40 hours of directed participatory observation in a community or organization-informed setting (non-profits, community centers, libraries, afterschool programs, museums, etc.). Typically offered in the winter quarter.
• TEDUC 301 - Community Education

• TCSS 101- Computer Science Principles
• TCSS 141- Programming for All
• TINFO 110- Introduction to Cybersecurity
• TINST 101- Fluency in Information Technology (*though we haven't offered this course in a few years now)
• TCES 101-103- Introduction to Engineering 

American Studies:
T AMST 210 - American Cultures and Perspectives: Class, Ethnicity, Gender, and Race
T AMST 260 – Introduction to Queer Studies

Arts:
T ARTS 101 – Play and Place: Introduction to Creative Practices
T ARTS 200 - Studio Foundation I: Contemporary Art Strategies
T ARTS 220 – Literature and the Arts

Biology:
TBIOL 120 - Introductory to Biology
TBIOL 270- Genetics and Society
TBIOL 232- Issues in Biological Conservation 
TBIOL 234- Biology, History, and Politics of Salmon in the Pacific Northwest 

Biomedical Sciences:
TBIOMD 201- Introduction to Public Health

Chemistry:
TCHEM 142- General Chemistry I 

Literature:
T LIT 101 – Understanding Literature
T LIT 237 - Introduction to Literature and Environment

Film:
T FILM 220 – Film and the Arts
T FILM 201 – Introduction to Film Studies

Ethnics, Gender, and Labor Studies:
T EGL 101 – Introduction to Ethnic, Gender and Labor Studies

Environmental Science:
TESC 201 – The Science of Environmental Sustainability
TESC 210-  Introductory Research Experience in the Science

Economics:
TECON 101 – Introduction to Economics

Geography: 
TGEOS 117-  Physical Geology
TGEOS 241- Oceanography

History:
T HIST 150 - World History: Prehistory to 1500
T HIST 151 - World History II 1500 to Present
T HIST 200 - American History I, 1607-1877
T HIST 201 - American History II, 1877-present

Philosophy:
T PHIL 101 - Introduction to Philosophy
T PHIL 200 - Introduction to the Philosophy of Human Rights
T PHIL 240 - T PHIL 240 Introduction to Ethics

Political Science:
TPOL S 201 - Introduction to Political Values and Ideas
TPOL S 202 - Introduction to American Politics
TPOL S 203 - Introduction to International Relations
TPOL S 204 - Introduction to Comparative Politics

Mathematics:
T MATH 115 – Precalculus (especially for Biomed majors)
TMATH 207-  Introduction to Differential Equations  
TMATH 208 - Matrix Algebra with Applications 
TMATH 300-  Foundations of Mathematical Reasoning

Psychology:
TPSYCH 101 – Introduction to Psychology

Religion:
TRELIG 105 - Introduction to Religious Studies
TRELIG 210 - Modern Theories of Religion

Sociology:
TSOC 165 – Introduction to Sociology

Women Studies:
T WOMN 101 – Introduction to Women’s Studies

Writing Studies:
TWRT 200 – Introduction to Creative Writing
 

• T HLTH 215: Innovation, Wireless and Digital Healthcare
• T HLTH 285: Introduction to Global Health

• TSOCWF 101 Intro to Social Work
• TCRIM 101 Intro to Criminal Justice

• T URB 101 Exploring Cities
• T URB 103 Urban Studies in Practice
• T URB 210 Urban Society & Culture
• T URB 220 Intro to Urban Planning
• T SUD 222 Intro to Sustainability
• T UDE 210 Urban Design History & Theory